Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-25
NEWS.
Personal and General Items of InfOrma-
ton From the Suburbs.

VAUDEVILLE.
DR.. Convey is stopping in town for a few
days.
Private schools begin a week from mex
Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan has been indisposet
for a few days.
Judge Herbert had a Ch;aese case on til,
docket Saturday.
Mrs. W. E. Hall. who has been, very sick
is slowly convalesc'ng.
Mr.. W. E. Hall left Wednesday for Idaho
to remain a few days.
had country Wednesday.
DR.. Holland left last evening for Wickes,
where he will pay a short visit.
H. Waisman & Co., received a large in.
voice OF choice groceries last week.
Alfred White, an employee of the Alice. re.
turned yesterday from Deer Lodge valley.
Misses Maggie and Katie File have gone
to California to live with their mother Mrs.
File.
Mr.. Tippett is very low with pneumonia.
He was taken to the Alice Hospital yester-
day.
Mr.. P. Clark returned Tuesday evening
from C9ur d'Alene, where he has mining in
~terests.
George H%ildebrand of the Lexington is
very sick and has been taken to the Sisters
Hospital.
Mrs. Ambrose and Mrs. Reynolds recent
ly arrived from the East to visit Mrs.
Richardson.
Floyd Holbrook will spend his vacation
with his friend, Will Province, of George
town, Mont.
Mr.. Murray, of the Moulton Mine, started
Collinsville, Pa, yesterday to visit his
aged parents,
T.. H. Blight. the renowned singer, will ar
rive to-day. He will be for a time the guest
OF VIM. Bartle.
Mrs. Joseph Annear left for California
Thursday evening and intends remaining
about three weeks.
Joseph Annear returned yesterday from
Rock, He says Thursdays storm
did not extend there.
There will be a mass in Walkerville We'd
nesday morning at 8 O'Clock. Father van
de Ven will conduct the services.
Walkervifle was well represented at the |
K. OF P. ball Friday evening. Among the |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper.
Jerry Sullivan was s%ubpenaed Thursday
rs Il witness at Deer Lodge in the case OF
Territory VS.. James Murray.
Mr.. B: A. Eardley, formerly Of Caplice &
McCune's, spent a few days here last week.
He attended the Knights OF Pythias.
The hailstorm Thursday was much
here than in the vicinity of Butte.
The ground was covered to adepth of three
inches.
Dick Williams, who was severely injured
~ a rock falling from the hanging wall
While engaged at work in the Magma Charta,
S improving slowly.
VIM. Hawk and mother start for st.
England, this evening. Mr.. Hawk
litter visiting England will go to Australia.
Mrs. Hawk has made many friends during
Ter visit here.
Presiding Elder Duncan delivered an elo-
luent sermon Sunday evening at the NJ. E.
There will be no services this
Next Sunday evening Mrs. Gun
Ierson, late of Chicago, will occupy the pull
lit.
Miss Maggie Sullivan's pupils will give a
oncert next Wednesday afternoon COM
nencing at 2 O'Clock. instrumental music
ill be furnished by Miss Sullivan and two
t the pupils, Sarah Broughton and Josie
lark. Vocal music by all the pupils. The
will consist Of dialogues, ~recita-
iNps and tableaux. Want of space for
ids giving the programme in full. There
ill be an deliberately decorated stage. The
upils are thoroughly drilled il the various i,
x~ercises. Everyone is invited to attend, 6
in particular. Admission free. E
The ditch, or drain, recently made by t
rider of the commissioners does not prove '
During the week the water c
use to the door steps of the Sullivan House t
nd filed the cellar. This house was in 8
1dated three times during last spring l